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Technology

Technology drives all businesses. Our lawyers understand and can help deliver and manage the opportunities - and legal risks - it presents.

With years of in-house and private practice experience, we can advise you on any technology or communications project or contracts.

Whether you're a technology buyer or provider, turn to us when you need legal support for cloud computing contracts, system development and integration, software/hardware procurement and maintenance, technology related outsourcing and contracts for network and data centre services.

Our dedicated technology team works closely with other specialists across the firm. This means you'll get dedicated technology-specific advice when you work with us on intellectual property and data protection issues, M&A, regulatory matters and dispute resolution.

We've been involved in many leading technology cases, including disputes relating to data security and cyber security threats.

Our clients include major businesses in the insurance, digital media, technology and communications supply, healthcare and retail sectors.

Spotlights

They co-ordinate all their advice and present it in the same way. A really joined-up service for multi-country outsourcing.
Chambers UK 2015

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Accomplished technology group with a growing reputation for its broad service encompassing both advisory and contentious matters.
Chambers UK 2016

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Ranked Chambers UK 2016

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Our perspective

Connected and Autonomous Vehicles: Changes ahead for UK road traffic laws

Published on 22 January 2018. By Sarah Hill, Legal Director

The UK Government has recently launched a consultation on proposals to amend the Road Vehicles (Construction and Use) Regulations 1986 (Regulations) and the Highway Code. The proposed changes will clarify the legal position for use of features in Connected and Autonomous Vehicles (CAVs) and should bring the UK law in line with recent updates to international rules.